HeyJaredPsychology & The Cross
Jungian psychoanalyst Jakob Lusensky engages in conversations at the intersection of psychology and religion for the purpose of individuation and collective transformation.
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A Paradise of Machines (opens the original)
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If we are to avoid losing our humanity amid a paradise of machines invading and conditioning our daily lives, there is an urgent need for education in ethical discernment and the capacity to acknowledge the moral good.Pope Leo XIV, 25th of September 2026
Jung, Nietzsche and Zarathustra: The Challenge of Transformation (opens the original)
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In this episode of Psychology & The Cross, Jungian scholar Paul Bishop joins Jungian analyst-in-training Emma Iovoli to explore Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra and C.G. Jung’s complex relationship with Nietzsche.Drawing on Bishop’s recent book, Jung and the Epic of Transformation, Volume 3, they explore some of Zarathustra’s most powerful images, from the eagle and serpent to the camel, lion and child, and what they reveal about psychological transformation.The conver
Jung, Nietzsche and Zarathustra (opens the original)
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Can the Self Be Known? (opens the original)
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C.G Jung and the Machine (opens the original)
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“I have to do with the neurotic or mentally unstable person suffering from the social conditions of a time, very much more than the ordinary individual.He has more sensitivity and so he suffers from the bridges of the time or of the circumstances and he expresses this suffering in his ways more clearly than the ordinary person, who can put up practically with anything.”In February 1961, four months before his death, C.G Jung was interviewed at his home in Küsnacht by <a href="https:
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